The SAG Awards fashion: Verdant green proved to be the standout color trend
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Eva Longoria in a beaded mesh, body-baring Julien Macdonald dress with deep décolletage and a bare back.
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Maisie Williams in a blue Ermanno Scervino dress.
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Sofia Vergara stuns in a bright pink dress by Vera Wang.
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Alicia Vikander made our best-dressed list thanks to this sequin-covered dress by Louis Vuitton.
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Brie Larson turned heads in a pale blue, draped silk cady gown with thigh-high slit, Swarovski knot embellishments from the Spring 2016 Atelier Versace collection.
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Saoirse Ronan is pretty in a pale pink floral-embroidered tulle gown from the 2016 Transeason Michael Kors Collection.
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Rachel McAdams makes our best-dressed list thanks to this black, partly embroidered tulips guipure gown, with a full skirt and opening on the back from the Spring/Summer 2015 Elie Saab Haute Couture collection.
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Although we’re usually fans of Christina Hendricks’ red-carpet looks, this custom Christian Siriano gown struck an off note.
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Gaby Hoffmann
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One of our least-favorite looks of the evening was Kristen Wiig’s bespoke Roland Mouret jumpsuit.
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Despite what you might have heard from a certain Kermit the Frog song, it’s pretty easy being green – at least that’s the takeaway from the 2016 SAG Awards red carpet, where variations on the verdant were the standout color trend of the evening.
On a night when fashions on the red carpet were overwhelmingly muted, verdant green proved to be the standout color trend at the 2016 SAG Awards.
From left: Marisa Tomei, Eva Longoria, Kate Winslet and Carol Burnett.
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Among the goddesses in green were nominee Marisa Tomei in a long-sleeve silk gown with a plunging neckline from Zuhair Murad’s fall 2015 couture collection. Nominee Kate Winslet wore a custom Giorgio Armani teal silk cady gown with a deep V-neck and satin detailing. Eva Longoria was in a beaded mesh, body-baring Julien Macdonald dress with deep decolletage, and Julianne Moore arrived in a glittery green Givenchy couture gown.
Carol Burnett, who received a life achievement award at Saturday night’s ceremony, managed to be on trend and pay homage to her longtime collaborator at the same time, arriving in an emerald green evening suit designed by Bob Mackie. He designed thousands of costumes for the actress during the run of “The Carol Burnett Show,” including the hilarious “curtain-rod dress” from the show’s memorable “Gone With the Wind” parody sketch (which also happened to be green, come to think of it).
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Sofia Vergara at the 22nd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Jan. 30, 2016.
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There were a couple of other eye-catching colors in the mix, including a super-bright adjust-your-TV-set pink Vera Wang gown on Sofia Vergara, and a sunshine yellow number on Sola Bamis that made up for the overcast evening all by itself.
Bamis’ gown was also on point with another of the evening’s notable tends: bows, ties and straps. Her behind-the back version was so large that it seemed to hover behind her like angel wings.
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Laverne Cox
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Sofia Vergara
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Christian Bale and his wife, Sibi Blazic.
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Rooney Mara, from left, Melissa Rauch, Claire Danes and Anna Faris.
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Alicia Vikander and Tom Hooper
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William H. Macy and Helen Mirren
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Kate Winslet
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Julianna Margulies
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Julianne Moore
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Priyanka Chopra
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Kaley Cuoco
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Rachel McAdams
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Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman
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Leonardo DiCaprio
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Raini Rodriguez and Rico Rodriguez
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Jessica Pare
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Lea DeLaria
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Cast of “Straight Outta Compton.”
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Brie Larson
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Sola Bamis
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Vicky Jeudy and Jim Parsons
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Tina Fey and Kristen Wiig
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Anthony Mackie
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Maisie Williams
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Fans during arrivals at the 22nd Screen Actors Guild awards.
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Bryan Cranston and his wife, Robin Dearden.
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Carol Burnett at the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Kathryn Hahn, Zuri Hall and Sarah Hyland at the Screen Actors Guild awards in Los Angeles.
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Christina Hendricks at the SAG Awards
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Viola Davis solo, and the best actress in a TV series nominee with Julius Tennon during arrivals at the 22nd Screen Actors Guild awards.
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Laura Prepon at the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Aldis Hodge
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Gwendoline Christie
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Ty and Holly Burrell
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Queen Latifah
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Kit Harington
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JoBeth Williams and Sharon Lawrence
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Sam Richardson
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Christina Ricci
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Kiernan Shipka
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Mason Vale Cotton
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Amanda Peet and David Benioff
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Bruce Greenwood
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Sarah Hyland and Dominic Sherwood
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Hannah Murray
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Tony Hale
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Giuliana Rancic and Renee Bargh
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Sunny Mabrey
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Renee Bargh arrives at the 22nd Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
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TV personality Giuliana Rancic.
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Giuliana Rancic poses for a photo on the SAG red carpet.
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Brad Goreski
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Lori Petty turned out in a pink crop-topped pantsuit with generous legs and multiple hanging straps, and Brie Larson made a statuesque statement in a pale blue, draped-silk cady gown with a thigh-high slit and Swarovski knot embellishments.
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Senior features writer Adam Tschorn is a former small-town newspaper editor, game-show question-and-answer man and fashion scribe who joined the Los Angeles Times in 2007. He currently covers a wide range of pop-culture topics with a focus on cannabis culture. Holding a B.A. in philosophy and an M.A. in journalism, he feels perfectly suited to looking at things, asking “why?” and writing down the answers.
